Wrapping a Pattern to Scanned Curved Surfaces for Ablation

This paper provides an explanation of how a pattern is modified to prepare it for ablation on a curved surface. The paper also explains how a surface is scanned and calculated based on a set of measured points. The measured points should be accurate enough that the calculated surface is within 1 μm of the actual surface. Using the scanned surface and the modified pattern, the pattern ablated on to the actual surface will resemble the original pattern intended to be ablated.

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2025-05-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ietc64455.2025.11039448
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Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
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Abstract

This paper provides an explanation of how a pattern is modified to prepare it for ablation on a curved surface. The paper also explains how a surface is scanned and calculated based on a set of measured points. The measured points should be accurate enough that the calculated surface is within 1 μm of the actual surface. Using the scanned surface and the modified pattern, the pattern ablated on to the actual surface will resemble the original pattern intended to be ablated.

Brigham Young University (US), Utah State University (US)
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